Bapu

IIRC there was a version floating around several years back that had a physical controller. It also may have been a dongle, IIRC.

Pass. I already have the UAD version.

Tomorrow Tomorrow Tomorrow Tomorrow Tomorrow, you're only a day away.....

Just remember Dave, until he's paid up it's your amp and you get to dictate how loud he plays it. ?

I only see one post.

I see the problem you have a guitar player bada-boom I'll get me coat

You *could* wait for it to be free.

DOH! I was so excited to post a deal I forgot the link. OP is updated too.

With my July voucher it was just $14.99

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That's exactly why my price was $185.28. Otherwise it would be higher.

The only things I don't have in the total bundle are the 2 synths (One & Twin 2) and the 3 filters (Vocalno, Simpleton and MiIcro) . Right now they would cost me $185.28. I'm going to search for better things I can buy that I'll never user for that $185.28.

Well, you can leave your hat on.

Get the Sennheiser e906 (a Benjamin at Sweetwater) and dangle it in front of the amp. or.... buy a mini amp stand for the SM57

Zo, some would say it passes for thinking, others would say I'm a bot.

The only tech school I ever attended was the school of hard knock. Learned programming by observing the IT group in my company making functional changes I requested. Eventually the let me make simple changes (as they were too busy) and I gained more traction and got hired by a software company supporting the (Fortran) software I was accustomed to making changes in. Oh yeah, I forgot about PowerBuilder. I did about 6 months in that. And I had a little experience in SQL Server (about 4 months). Just enough to know that I liked Oracle better. And of course in Fortran/Cobol days that using HP's Image Database until we migrated to Oracle and Cobol.

Actually those jobs helped me to acquire all my toys. Oh yeah, now I am a poor thing. ?

My ASUS Prime Z490-A is TPM 2.0 compatible. I believe @Jim Roseberry had me disable it (but I have not booted to the BIOS to check). My SSD boot drive was not formatted as GPT (or whatever it's called). @Noel Borthwick or @Jim Roseberry So what is the best/safest method to get there? Format a new SSD as GPT and then restore full backup to it or clone it? I happen to have a new spare SSD drive of the same model as my current boot drive.

Dirty Tee's Done Dirt Cheap

For the last four years I've been working in a modified version of the now defunct report writing language. Our company acquired a license to use it as a baseline and move it forward for our needs. It's also imbedded into a fork of a licensed obsolete version of a popular frontend tool, as the backend database engine, as our UI. Prior to that I worked for almost 5 years in PHP/MySQL in WAMP. Prior to that was about 10 years in Oracle Forms & Reports (which is built on a foundation of PL/SQL). In the way back was Cobol (12 years) and before that Basic on the HP-3000 (4 years) and prior to that Fortran (7 years). There were a few one-off side jaunts to Access and dBase III.

I play the Am bass note. Other than that, I'm worthless to Melda.

A euphemism if I ever read one.

Typical

For Pete's sake?

Prolly should have activated to a machine?